124 - 9 Simple Succession Planting Combinations

The Beginner's Garden with Jill McSheehy

Jill McSheehy

Gardening, Garden, How To, Education, Organicgardening, Home & Garden, Leisure, Homegardening, Beginninggardener, Vegetablegardening

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🗓️ 25 February 2020

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

If you're looking to get more harvest from the same space, succession planting is one of the top ways to do it. But where do you start to understand which succession planting combinations might work for your garden?

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0:00.0	If there's one thing I've heard from people more this season than ever, it has been a desire
0:06.2	to grow more plants in the same amount of space, especially using methods like succession
0:12.2	planting.
0:13.8	But the thing about succession planting I've learned is it's not just a matter of getting
0:18.4	a list of which plants can be planted afterwards.
0:21.7	There's a lot of different considerations, especially when it comes to your particular climate.
0:26.5	But there are some that I've found works for more people than it doesn't work for.
0:31.8	So I thought that I would share with you nine simple succession planting combinations.
0:39.4	If you're looking to get more harvest for the same amount of space this year, you are in the right place today. Hi, I'm Jill and in 2013, I started
0:47.4	my first garden, having no background, knowledge, or experience whatsoever. Now I am embarking on my
0:53.6	eighth season of growing my own
0:55.2	vegetables, fruits, and herbs, and I'm proof that you don't have to have decades of experience
0:59.9	to grow your own garden, big or small. I certainly don't know at all, but I can share what I've
1:05.1	learned and bring guests along who can offer much more wisdom than I have. I'm so glad
1:09.9	you're here at the Beginners Garden podcast today.
1:12.5	Let's dive in. Before we get started with these succession planting combinations, I have a few
1:19.1	announcements for you. The first one is I have to apologize for my voice and I hope you can
1:24.1	bear with me today. At the time of this recording, I'm about on day 10 of not having a good voice.
1:31.2	And believe it or not, this is about the best that I've had.
1:34.1	But I figured rather than not having a podcast episode for you like you expect,
1:38.7	I would try to push through it and hopefully you can bear with me on that.
1:42.4	If you're listening to me in real time when this episode
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